After the Bahrain Grand Prix last week, Formula 1 heads to the Jeddah Corniche Circuit for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Liberty Media’s Formula 1 is looking to sell a U.S. TV package for $150 million to $180 million per year, according to the ...

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New Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli is still sitting his school exams, even as he begins a career racing in Formula One ...

Lando Norris may be top of the F1 standings but he feels like he's driving “nowhere near” his best and can't work out why.

Here's a guide that tells you what you need to know about the Saudi Arabian F1 Grand Prix. — Other countries are listed here.

Oscar Piastri can seize the initiative in the Formula 1 title race as he starts on pole position for the Bahrain Grand Prix ...

Ahead of Sunday’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix this Formula 1 season is looking like McLaren vs. McLaren. Still, defending ...

It is often debated that Formula 1 should not be considered a "sport". In India, the Formula 1 Grand Prix couldn't flourish ...

Alonso (pictured) is believed to have secured a stake in Sticks 'n' Sushi alongside McWin Capital Partners, its private ...

Liam Lawson has officially been demoted by Formula One giants Red Bull and will complete the season with junior side Racing Bulls. After winning the race to partner world champion ...

Liberty Media’s F1 is seeking $150 million to $180 million a year for the fast-growing sport.